Calculating Boiling Point Using Clausius Claperon Equation

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Homework Statement


cal the boiling point of water at 300m. assume its 100 degree centigrade at sea level. given g, R, T=300K, molecular weight of air is 29g/mol and latent heat of evaporation is 540 cal/g at STP


Homework Equations


The equation is

dp/dt= L/T(v2-v1)

where v is the specific volume of water at temp 1 and temp 2

The Attempt at a Solution


i was able to calcutale dp as it ρgh. i m stuck what to do with v2-v1 part
 
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Consider the relative numbers involved with v2 vs. v1. Simplify the equation accordingly.

Then think about the ideal gas law.
 
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